These 13 Books Made Me a Multi-Millionaire CEO
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13 books that helped me transform my life and build a $100M business empire and why you should read them and at what stage of life you should be implementing them. These books will make you money, these books will help you get s*** done, these will make me a better entrepreneur, and this one book will help me protect my wealth once I have it.
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And this one book will help you protect your wealth once you have it.
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These are the 13 books that helped me transform my life
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And I'm going to share with you why you should read them
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and at what stage of life you should be implementing them.
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Starting with Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill.
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believe you can do it and program your subconscious
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The second book is The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel.
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This one, you gotta read pretty much between 20 and 25.
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Most of you have bad money scripts, money beliefs
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that's gonna hold you back and sabotage your success.
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You build consistent smart choices over flashy risks.
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And most importantly, you build your money philosophy.
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Which brings us to the Secrets of the Millionaire Mind
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because your parents have probably a broken rule
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and philosophy around money that you'll have to reprogram.
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and most importantly, rewrite your money stories.
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a weekend seminar on money that me and my brother went to.
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Which brings us to Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki.
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and avoid dumb financial risks when you're young.
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is how to think like an investor rather than an employee.
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then you'll always be just a high paid employee.
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Those four books will change your money mindset,
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but these next four books will make you insanely productive.
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Which brings us to Atomic Habits by James Clear.
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You wanna read this between 20 and 25 or later,
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The most important stuff I've learned from this
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is the tiny habits that will lead to massive wins,
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That's why I created these five daily non-negotiables
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because I want people to win by default, not by hard work.
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Which brings us to Buy Back Your Time by you know who.
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This is a bonus one, but I wanted to throw it in
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You'll learn the value of your time and how to measure it.
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Which brings us to Getting Things Done by David Allen.
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See, your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.
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You probably never had to deal with so much overload.
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This methodology has been used by all the top CEOs
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Focus stands for follow one course until successful.
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It's why big businesses are literally just that person
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start small to build that muscle and grow from there.
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Understanding that question and using it quite a bit
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Simple scales, complex fails, you want to focus.
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Which brings us to the E-Myth Revisited by Michael Gerber.
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You wanna read this between the ages of 25 to 30
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It'll teach you how to build a business that works for you
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It'll teach you the concept of a franchise prototype
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You need to read this between the ages of 30 to 35
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This book is considered the Bible in Silicon Valley
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is that people need to hear the vision seven times
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You wanna read this between the ages of 30 and 35
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What it does is it helps you create a clear vision
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for accountability and honestly get all projects
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The reason why that book works is that it's simple.
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All the fat out of any other management system is cut away
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Which brings us to Good to Great by Jim Collins.
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You wanna read this between the ages of 30 and 35
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There's a difference between bad leaders and great leaders.
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and know they probably don't know how to do it.
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because culture is what people do when no one's watching,
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These books will help you become a top 1% entrepreneur,
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but this book will help you protect your wealth
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Entrusted by Andrew Howell and David York. One thing you'll hear me say often is if you have
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nice things and you don't share them with other people, what's the point? You're kind of a ding
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dong. You want to read this between the ages of 35 to 40, or once you've amassed at least a net
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worth over a million dollars. What I love about this book, it helps you understand how to deal
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with new wealth. These folks have 10,000 hours helping wealthy families not lose it, protect it,
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understand what it means to transfer it to your family, how to create a system for family legacy,
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What I've learned is wealthy people wanna have impact
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and it's gonna be through their team and through their family
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and that book will help you make sure you don't lose it
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and how to properly give it to other people to support you
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It's gonna last way past your time here on earth.
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They're full of incredible insights and information
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default to doing something because information without implementation is just wasting your time
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but if you want to learn the seven income skills of the top one percent click the video and I'll